Northfield Landfill

Residents living around the Atlantic County Utilities Authority landfill in Northfield should see significant improvement in odor control in four to six weeks, now that 19 new gas collection wells have been installed, ACUA President Matt DeNafo told county commissioners recently. According to the Press of Atlantic City everyone wants a simple problem and simple … Read more

Millville Selling Warehouse

The city of Millville is looking to sell its public works warehouse on 15th Street, valued at more than $6 million.The Vice Mayor said there has been interest in the building. The 66,530-square-foot warehouse has active rail service with two rail doors, while a second warehouse is 11,530 square feet with office space. The 10.83-acre … Read more

Golden Nugget Atlantic City Makeover

Golden Nugget Atlantic City is getting underway with the first phase of a multimillion-dollar hotel and room renovation project. According to the Press of Atlantic City, the improvements include new furnishings, renovated bathrooms, new lighting and new corridors, the casino said Tuesday in a news release. Bathrooms renovations include walk-in showers enclosed in modern glass, … Read more

Bridge Work Over Beach Thorofare

Atlantic City Police Department was advised that the New Jersey Department of Transportation will begin an overnight construction project on the Route 30 draw bridge over Beach Thorofare, located on Route 30 at milepost 56.77, as part of a larger bridge rehabilitation project. This work will severely impact motorists entering and exiting Route 30. The … Read more

AC Man Charged With Threatening Woman

Atlantic City police arrested a man and recovered a handgun after he threatened a woman. Patrol officers responded to a residence in the 300 block of north Connecticut Avenue for a report of man armed with a handgun. It was further reported that 32 year old Eric Teasley was going in and out of the … Read more

AC Man Cops Plea To Aggravated Assault, Hindering Prosecution

On Wednesday, Wesley Briscoe, 20, of Atlantic City pleaded guilty to second-degree aggravated assault, fourth-degree pointing a firearm, and fourth-degree hindering his own apprehension. Under the terms of his plea agreement, Briscoe is expected to be sentenced to an aggregate term of three years in New Jersey State Prison, subject to 85% parole ineligibility under … Read more

AC Man Pleads Guilty To Attempted Murder

On Tuesday, February 20, Kevin Davis, 38, of Atlantic City pleaded guilty to first-degree attempted murder and second-degree possession of a handgun for an unlawful purpose. On September 13, 2019, Davis shot a man in the stomach with a handgun and then fled the scene on a bicycle. The Violent Crimes Unit of the Atlantic … Read more

Local NAACP Receives Donation

In Atlantic City the local NAACP Youth Council will receive $10,000 from New Jersey Community Capital as part of an annual program that supports nonprofits in traditionally underserved areas during Black History Month.The nonprofit community development financial institution is giving $50,000 total to nonprofits in five municipalities, including Newark, Paterson, Philadelphia and Syracuse, New York.

Military Beach Tags

In Ocean City Veterans and military members can begin picking up this year’s military beach tag Saturday, which will feature the 31Heroes logo in recognition of the nonprofit, the city said.Designs each year have honored each branch of the military and veterans organizations, such as 31Heroes.

Boardwalk Renovation Cash

The American Rescue Plan proves its worth again. Atlantic city will receive a $20 million share of the state’s $100 million Boardwalk Preservation Fund.Atlantic City is one of 18 towns to receive money from the fund. The state plans to make a formal announcement of the grant awards today. The fund was administered by the … Read more